The is plenty of data, many accidents.
Single boats accidents don't count
Says who?
Accident before mandatory certification don't count
Again Says who?
If the speed was just a little over the proposed limit it doesn't count
Like 47 MPH?
If alcohol has involved it doesn't count
So explain why it SHOULD count if Alcohol was present?
Accident on another lake don't count
The law on the table is specific to Winni
If the speed can not be absolutely determined it doesn't count
This is a funny one. Yeah ummmm do I even need to go there?
Accidents before (pick a date) don't count
Said Who?
There was a fatal accident of Winnipesaukee recently, however the operator was under age, so....... doesn't count.
Again if a kid is illegally driving a boat I'm SURE he'd obey the laws.
Double fatality on a nearby lake, very high speed, but different state so.... doesn't count.
Does that lake have a speed limit?
Coast Guard lists excessive speed a major contributor of accidents, but they don't say how many of the accidents were over 45 mph so.... doesn't count.
You just can't seem to work that one out in your head can you? Excessive speed could have been a 20MPH collision with a dock? Above wake in a no wake? It just kills you to even consider that doesn't it
It would be comical if the subject wasn't so serious.
You are right about one thing this post was comical. I know I laughed when I read it. 